Regina Gonzalez is a multimedia journalist who covers local news in the Tampa Bay area for FOX13 Tampa Bay and Nature Portfolio. With a focus on community events, weather updates, and human interest stories, Regina aims to provide timely and informative news to the residents of Tampa, Florida.
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Regina's coverage indicates a strong focus on local events and community-related themes, including family & relationships, government & politics, crime, sports, and evolving stories. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including homebuying in Tampa area, storm damage assessment, holiday celebrations at local airports as well as fitness advice. She also reports on library reopenings after flood damages.
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By: Regina Gonzalez
Duke Energy Lineman Matthew Richardson, explained to FOX 13, what the last two weeks on the job have looked like;
By: Regina Gonzalez
Hillsborough County - Over the weekend, the Ed Radice Sports Complex was transformed into a pop-up yard waste debris site for Hillsborough County residents.
By: Regina Gonzalez
In the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, those impacted by the storm can get help filing claims at an "insurance village" in Bradenton. That site opens Monday, with three more opening in other parts of the Tampa Bay area this week.
By: Regina Gonzalez
River flooding leads to evacuations in some areas Rivers are starting to crest in Pasco and Hernando counties, with people in low-lying areas near those rivers being told to evacuate.
By: Regina Gonzalez
TAMPA, Fla. - Widespread devastation can be seen in communities across the Bay Area that were impacted by Hurricane Helene, and then Hurricane Milton. Many people need help, and that's where the'Hurricane Relief Warriors' are happy to rise to the occasion.
By: Regina Gonzalez
TAMPA, Fla. - Before USF fans packed Raymond James stadium to watch the Bulls take on the UAB Blazers on Saturday, they packed bins with hundreds of non-perishable food items for a donation drive hosted by the athletics department and Feeding Tampa Bay.
By: Regina Gonzalez
Like so many who've seen damage from back-to-back hurricanes in the Tampa Bay Area, Susan Quarterman of St. Pete, needs a new roof.
By: Regina Gonzalez
The annual Tampa Pig Jig returned to Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park on Nov. 3, after being rescheduled due to the devastating impacts of Hurricane Milton.
By: Regina Gonzalez
TAMPA, Fla. - WWII Marine Corp Veteran, Stearns Poor, was first in line to board a Southwest Airline flight to Washington, D.C. on Sunday morning. But, not without a special sendoff at Tampa International Airport that brought tears to his eyes.
By: Regina Gonzalez
The SPCA of Tampa Bay's Empty the Shelters weekend promotion helped them adopt out more than 50 dogs and cats in two days.
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